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Iran's chief negotiator on Sunday reported progress on an agenda for talks with global powers over its nuclear programme, as Britain said the Vienna negotiations were Tehran's "last chance".
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Iranian media see the meeting between pope Francis and Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani as a hopeful possibility of peace for the neighbouring country
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Iran's supreme court has upheld death sentences against a man and a woman convicted of adultery after the man's father-in-law denied them clemency.
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Ultraconservative Ebrahim Raisi was inaugurated as president of Iran, a country whose hopes of shaking off a dire economic crisis hinges on reviving a nuclear deal with world powers.
Iranian officials have repeatedly stressed that while the Taliban are not a solution to Afghanistan's problems, they are "a reality" and must be "part of a future solution" agreed by Afghans themselves.
Some Iranian lawmakers want to further restrict access to the internet in Iran.
Iranian ultraconservative candidate Ebrahim Raisi won Iran's presidential election as his rivals conceded even before official results were announced.
Polls opened at 7am local time for a vote beset with public apathy, as analysts put hard-line judiciary cheif Ebrahim Raisi as the front-runner.
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On the eve of a presidential election dominated by conservative candidates, Iran’s Guardian Council has insisted that the contest is ‘serious’ amid public apathy and fears of a low turnout
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei concedes that some candidates disqualified from 18 June vote were unfairly treated.